Best places: Bridges in Liverpool, United Kingdom

👍👍 Nice place to walk around .but quite cold when winter .have riverside ice-cream parlours and lot of shops .best place to relax

👍👍 It is said, The Roman city walls were extended to the south in the 12th century with a wall bordering the north bank of the River Dee. The original Bridgegate is recorded to have been built by the 1120s. The gate guarded the southern entrance to the town and the North Wales Road ran through this gat...

👍👍 The other posts say it all. This is a part of world railway history. The arches are nearly two hundred years old and a marvel of the engineering back then. Still taking modern trains. A walk along the Sankey Viaduct is well worth the trip to see the arches. I’ve heard that they are bing done up...

👍👍 written in 1805 about the docks here Chains will be found to extend along the dock quays; which became necessary to prevent strangers and others from falling into the dock in the night, from missing their way, through intoxication, etc. To read more historical facts about this area and of Liverpoo...

👍 Tucked away on the banks of the river Mersey behind a soap and chemicals factory, the disused Warrington transporter bridge is so well hidden that not many people even know that it's there. It has been out of use since about 1964 and is in a poor state, yet it is one of only maybe a dozen such struc...

Toll bridge connecting the towns of Runcorn & Widnes, with 6 car lanes & views of the Mersey River.